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On Thu, Apr 13, 2006 at 11:01:28AM -0400, Josh ChaitinPollak wrote: > > >At the very low end, there's getty and relatives; somewhere in > >the middle is Kermit. > > Perhaps I'm misunderstanding or not realizing how getty can be > used... Can a user log ssh into a machine and run "getty /dev/ttyS0" > from the command prompt? When they are done, how do they quit getty? > I think if they can quit getty, it would be a good solution for this > application. No, my mistake -- I thought that I had seen a getty derivative that allowed outbound connections, but I can't find it anymore. cu is "call up", a very primitive terminal program. It's probably what you want. -dsr-
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